Common everyday English idioms matched with their meaning, one idiom per card.
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- break the ice
- to make someone feel comfortable in an awkward situation
- hit the hay
- to go to bed
- raining cats and dogs
- raining very heavily
- piece of cake
- something that is very easy
- spill the beans
- to reveal a secret
- cost an arm and a leg
- to be very expensive
- barking up the wrong tree
- pursuing the wrong thing or direction
- beat around the bush
- to avoid talking directly about something
- bite the dust
- to fail or be defeated
- break a leg
- good luck, especially before a performance
- break the bank
- to spend too much money
- call it a day
- to stop working for the day
- caught red-handed
- caught in the act of doing something wrong
- come rain or shine
- no matter what happens
- cut to the chase
- to get to the main point quickly